Dangerous Windows malware can hijack your PC, hold it for ransom, steal your passwords and even let hackers spy on you

Cybercriminals are currently using a new malware strain that’s been dubbed as the “Most Advanced RAT” (or remote access trojan) ever to infect vulnerable Windows PCs to steal crypto and passwords as well as hold them for ransom.As reported by Cybernews, the Neptune RAT is currently making the rounds online and this dangerous malware shouldn’t be ignored. This is because it’s highly advanced and can hijack Windows devices, spy on their owners and more, all while evading detection from the best antivirus software.According to a new blog post from the cybersecurity firm CYFIRMA, the Neptune RAT is currently being spread on GitHub, Telegram and even YouTube. Like other malware strains before it, it uses a malware-as-a-service model where any hacker can pay a monthly fee to deploy it in their attacks.Here’s everything you need to know about this new Windows malware along with some tips and tricks to help keep your PC and your data safe from the Neptune RAT.Wreaking havoc on Windows PCsThe N...